Irish Wool Scarf Short Maroon Green Black Check
Regular price $34.95Story
Rich maroon, deep green, and black come together in a classic check pattern, creating a scarf with a refined, understated character. Its darker tones make it a versatile choice for cooler days, pairing easily with winter coats and everyday jackets.
Woven in Ireland by John Hanly, this scarf reflects the enduring tradition of Irish textile craftsmanship, combining a timeless pattern with practical, easy-to-wear style.
A classic Irish wool scarf in rich, versatile colours.
Why You'll Love It
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A rich combination of maroon, green, and black
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Timeless check pattern
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Short design for practical everyday styling
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Traditional Irish weaving by John Hanly
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A thoughtful gift for someone who appreciates quality and Irish heritage
Irish Heritage
Wool has long played an important role in Ireland’s textile tradition, valued for its warmth and versatility. Generations of skilled weavers have created enduring patterns that balance everyday practicality with distinctive design. This scarf continues that tradition through its classic checks and rich colours.
Product Details
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Made in County Tipperary, Ireland
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Crafted by John Hanly
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Maroon, green, and black check pattern
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Short scarf design
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Traditional woven styling
- 30 x 150cm (12 x 60”)
The Carrick Mór Touch
At Carrick Mór, we believe every Irish gift carries a story. From the hands of talented makers to the places and traditions that inspire them, each piece celebrates the craftsmanship and enduring heritage of Ireland.
Made By John Hanly
John Hanly has been weaving in Ireland since 1893, when Denis Hanly and his son John established their weaving business at Ballyartella, near Nenagh in County Tipperary. Across generations, the family has continued to work with natural fibres, preserving traditional weaving skills while creating textiles for modern life.
Discover the story of John Hanly
From County Tipperary
Located in Munster, County Tipperary is known for its rolling countryside, fertile farmland, and enduring craft traditions. Near Nenagh, the weaving heritage of Ballyartella reflects the skill and continuity of Irish textile making.